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Chromatography

Chromatography was introduced to the world of science by renowned scientist Mikhail Tsvet in the 1900s. In essence, it’s the process of flushing different components through a system at di...

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Chromatography was introduced to the world of science by renowned scientist Mikhail Tsvet in the 1900s. In essence, it’s the process of flushing different components through a system at different rates. What this achieves is a separation of these components over a stationary bed based on the molecular structure of each component.

Why does this matter?

Within the chemical or bioprocessing industry, chromatography is essential in separating and purifying products from complex mixtures. This achieves very precise separation of a multitude of mixtures whether they are very similar in molecular structure. This process has the ability to separate even the most delicate products and is a great tool for fields such as biotechnology and more.

How it works

The entire process of chromatographyis quite fascinating to say the least. The process consists of a solvent tank, a pump, feed injection, chromatography column, an oven and the chromatograph.

Step 1:

The feed is injected into the system. This is powered by a pump. Previously gravity was used to move the solvent through the process.

Step 2:

As the solvent flows through the column, the components will be observed at different rates based on their molecular structure. The stronger the attraction of these components, the slower it moves over the chromatography column.

Step 3:

Finally, the different components will be eluted from the column. As mentioned in step 2, components with the weakest absorption rates will elute first, while those who have greater absorption rates will elute last.

Step 4:

When collecting the samples, each are collected at different stages. In this step scientists analyze the emerging component by measuring the property, which is related to the chemical composition of the original component.

Wheaton Dedicated to Chromatography

We understand that scientist require the absolute best tools at their disposal to obtain accurate results. This is why Wheaton has dedicate significant resources in providing precision tools that will provide consistent results. Our tools are tried and tested to ensure that our products are of the highest caliber providing scientists the confidence to trust their readings.

We have a rigorous quality control process and our engineers constantly test new methods, experiment with new materials and refine the processes in order to continually innovate chromatography.

MicroLiter Vials

MicroLiter is a company who were founded in 1996 and became part of the Wheaton family in 2012. We acquired this company due to the expertise they provided and the quality of their products. The Microliter philosophy includes products that are proven to deliver stable performance. These innovative products are formatted in a way that delivers more efficient transfer of samples.

Wheaton Top Choice Providers

Unlike other companies, Wheaton focuses on facilitating the lives of scientists worldwide. We provide top-notch customer service and can help you decide what tools are most convenient for your experiment. Wheaton takes your profession very seriously and aims to provide the absolute best when it comes to obtaining scientific instruments, regardless of your discipline.

With Wheaton, you don’t just obtain a provider of scientific tools, but also an ally to facilitate your experimentation. We are the best, because we understand who you are! When you think of chromatography, think Wheaton!